As a Hindi name
Nearest attested word 'पांसन' does not appear as a word in our Hindi sources. The nearest word is पांसना, meaning To dung, to manure. — Platts (1884), digital edition courtesy DSAL, University of Chicago nearest word: पांसना — a suggestion, not a meaning
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
defiling, vitiating, disgracing, spoiling (ifc.), &c. (ā, only in voc. ˚sane [perhaps w.r. for ˚sani] at the end of a Śloka)
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Gender counterpart
The kosha attests this stem in the feminine, the masculine, and the neuter — the same name serves without alteration.
Dictionary citations
pāṃsana mf(ī)n. defiling, vitiating, disgracing, spoiling (ifc.), MBh.; R. &c. (f(ā). , only in voc. ˚sane [perhaps w.r. for ˚sani] at the end of a Śloka)
contemptible, wicked, bad, W.
pāṃsana nf. contempt, L.
pāṃsa(śa)na a. (nā or nī f.) (Usually at the end of comp.) 1 Disgracing, dishonouring, defiling; paulastyakulapāṃsana Mv. 5. 2 Vitiating (pb) spoiling. 3 Wicked, contemptible. 4 Infamous. — naṃ Contempt.
pāṃsana mfn. (-naḥ-nā-naṃ) 1 Contemptible, wicked, bad, infamous. 2 Vitiating, spoiling, destructive. E. pasi to destroy, aff. lyuṭ
Alternative readings
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